Graphical Publisher component defines a multidimensional layout or CORE cube profile

Maps data source to hierarchical structures of categories and measures according to the analytical needs of the user(s)

Source Data Wizard and Query Editor access data in standard RDBMS via ODBC or JDBC, text files, URL or executable output, enabling speedy development of profile definitions

Grouping, binning, decoding and calculations extend the value of current data assets to provide business views of transactional data

Interactive development environment allows developers to iteratively design, build and test solutions; enabling fast deployment of quality applications

Builder component extracts and transforms data according to a CORE cube profile and builds a CORE cube

Rapid build rate of 10,000 to 25,000 rows/sec encourages adhoc deployments of real-time data as personalized explorable reports, giving users immediate insight into their business

Compression reduces megabytes of data into easily deployed small-footprint files on the Web server

Parameterization allows a single design to be re-used with different data sources, on different platforms, with different subsets of data

Programmatic control allows developers to deploy dynamic solutions, delivering real-time results in a true "customer-of-one" fashion

Web server no-touch deployment means users access CORE cubes and explorable reports by simply clicking on a link

Explorable reports allow users, without need of training, to interactively and graphically analyze data that might otherwise take multiple spreadsheets or fill hundreds of pages in a traditional static report

Scheduled processes deliver daily, weekly or monthly reports to enrich performance management in the organization

Dynamic processes allow developers to control data selection, interface capabilities, report selection, access and more

High-speed CORE engine powers Databeacon viewers, harnessing the capabilities of the desktop PC while freeing the user from slow response due to server contention

Java-based viewers allow report authors to reach their user audience everywhere

Report Management Services allow users to create and modify their own explorable reports, and collaborate with others